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An architectural approach that decomposes systems into well-defined, reusable components with explicit interfaces.
Component-based architecture decomposes systems into well-defined, reusable components with explicit interfaces. It improves modularity, testability and team autonomy while enabling independent evolution. Suitable for complex applications, it increases the need for interface governance, versioning strategies, runtime integration, monitoring and coordinated deployment.
Measures how many components are reused across projects to indicate reuse.
Average time from code commit to production deployment for a component.
Count of failures occurring during component integration and causing regressions.
Use of OSGi for runtime modularity and dynamic component integration in Java.
Reusable UI components (e.g. React/Vue) for consistency and accelerated development.
Splitting large business domains into autonomous components with clear APIs for internal use.
Domain analysis and delimitation of components
Define interfaces, SLAs and versioning rules
Introduce CI/CD, observability and governance for components